A novel bio-mimicking, planar nano-edge microelectrode enables enhanced long-term neural recording

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Pierre Wijdenes
Hasan Ali
Ryden Armstrong
Wali Zaidi
Colin Dalton
Naweed I. Syed
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[1] Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program,Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
[2] University of Calgary,undefined
[3] University of Calgary,undefined
[4] Hotchkiss Brain Institute,undefined
[5] University of Calgary,undefined
[6] Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute,undefined
[7] University of Calgary,undefined
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Our inability to accurately monitor individual neurons and their synaptic activity precludes fundamental understanding of brain function under normal and various pathological conditions. However, recent breakthroughs in micro- and nano-scale fabrication processes have advanced the development of neuro-electronic hybrid technology. Among such devices are three-dimensional and planar electrodes, offering the advantages of either high fidelity or longer-term recordings respectively. Here, we present the next generation of planar microelectrode arrays with “nano-edges” that enable long-term (≥1 month) and high fidelity recordings at a resolution 15 times higher than traditional planar electrodes. This novel technology enables better understanding of brain function and offers a tremendous opportunity towards the development of future bionic hybrids and drug discovery devices.
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